'Fake judge' - Michael Jordan's former teammate makes shocking claim about $170,000 Child Support fraud
A former teammate of
Michael Jordan
, Horace Grant, who was a four-time champion too, shared shocking details about $170,000 Child Support Fraud. Because of this alleged fraud, his pension account was frozen, leaving him cash-strapped.
Grant talked at length about it on the Child Support is Fraud podcast. Among other details explained was a shocking claim about the judge who oversaw the child support case proceedings. According to Grant, the judge was the same one who decided his divorce proceedings. He went on to claim that the judge was fake.
Horace Grant has a corpus of $170,000 in his pension fund. He can't use a penny of it because it is frozen by a child support agency on the pretext of a QDRO (Qualified Domestic Relations Order).
He claimed that the law was bypassed to 'steal' his pension money.
Horace Grant, ex-teammate of Michael Jordan, calls judge 'fake' in a recent revelation about his Child Support case
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Horace Grant appeared on the Child Support is Fraud podcast and spilled the beans on how a child support agency defrauded him and denied him access to his pension fund. Expressing deep resentment at how the scene unfolded, Grant vehemently opposed the authority of the judge who was responsible for the decision. He went to the extent of calling her 'fake.'
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Here is what he shared about how he got defrauded by the child support agency:
'This is what the child support agency tried to do to me. It's called a quadro, Qualified Domestic Relationship Order. They went after my pension.'
Elaborating further, he said, 'Here's the kicker. Here's the kicker. If they don't have a signed affidavit by a judge, in 180 days, the quadro is void.
Here's the catch. 180 days pass. No judge sign.
They didn't have anything. Next thing you know, two weeks later, there's a judge sign, and we got to keep it frozen.'
Unfolding the drama around the case, he further shared, 'Guys, take a guess who was that judge.
Her name is Erin M. Childs. Was in my divorce. She was the fake judge in my divorce.'
When the interviewer asked him if everything he claimed was real, he said, 'Facts. And I got receipts.'
As per this revelation, Horace Grant was not supposed to part with money as the stipulated 180 days had passed, and the Child Support Agency had not obtained the required signature of a judge on the affidavit. So, as per Grant, he was unlawfully denied access to the pension fund.
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The conversation was a part of the segment of the undated podcast Child Support is Fraud. Whether the judge was really fake or if Grant was calling her so sarcastically is not clear from the video.
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